Thank you to the editors of the following journals/broadcasts where my poems have appeared or are forthcoming.

32 Poems: “The Statues of Rome”, Timberline Review: “Adjacent to the Vatican” Salamander: “A Strand of Hair Curled Like a Nautilus on a Page of Rumi” What Rough Beast, Indolent Books:At Stop & Shop After the Election

Cimarron Review: “Thinking of Adolph Gotlieb’s ‘Drift’ While Mowing the Grass”

Naugatuck Review: “Province Lands” (in an earlier version known as “Plein Air at Ballston Beach”) Nixes Mate Review: “My Eighty-Six Year-Old Father Falls”, What I Want to Say Driving Home After My Mother’s Check Up

Lily Poetry Review: “Again, I Take to the Trees” Mom Egg Review: “At Eighteen” (in an earlier version known as “On You Leaving Home”) Literary Mama:Lost and Found

Ruminate: “This Hole is as Hopeful as Any” Blue Mountain Review: “For Robert Indiana,” Silent Song: A Ghazal,” and Reconsidering the Oyster Sugar House Review: “My Greatest Story” “At Youville Place”, “ن”, “Limb of Water”, and “Occhiolism” Passager Books (Poetry Prize finalist): “You Chose Pain” cagibi: “Early Morning Swim at Ballston Beach,” and “Nipple Reconstruction or No Nipple Reconstruction”  “It’s the Middle of the Night” WCAI Poetry Sunday: “Early Morning Swim at Ballston Beach”

SWWIM: “My Mother Asks Me to Write Her a Poem About the Sky for Mother’s Day”, “This, Too, Shall Pass”

Passengers Journal: “I AM SO GLAD YOU ARE HERE Spell the Felt Letters on Burlap Hanging from a Dowel on our Bathroom Wall” Résonance: “Now in Autumn: Sonnet II”

MSU Libraries Short Edition on Home: “My Mother Asks Me to Write Her a Poem About the Sky for Mother’s Day” On the Seawall : “Now Calls Me Daughter”, “To the Larger Pile Decaying”, “Now in Autumn: Sonnet I” Neurons: A Series of Erasure (0900,0901,0865)

Interview withhttps://lesley.edu/stories/christine-bess-jones Lesley University